A list of regenerative farms practicing agroecology in the UK and the Republic of Ireland. An ever evolving guide to support farmers and food sovereignty.
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How to make your own organic fertilizer. Homemade liquid fertilizer recipes that use kitchen scraps and other common ingredients. Grow beautiful organic produce with these recipes.
Veja como fazer um lindo canteiro em espiral ou jardineira circular. Ideal para colocar suas plantas em ordem em qualquer local
This book is dangerous. In its essence, Retrosuburbia inspires us all to stay right where we are. Turning our suburbs upside down, to make the world we want.
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No back-breaking work here folks. Just common sense put to good use.
Plans and ideas for our new vegetable garden.
Você conhece o kokedama? Descubra o que é essa técnica da jardinagem e veja inspirações para usá-la na decoração da sua casa!
If you love leafy greens and salads, you've probably come across watercress at one point or another. But did you know that watercress thrives in clear, slow moving water? This is one of the reasons why so many home gardeners steer clear of it, but the fact of the matter is, that watercress isn't all that hard to grow, plant or care for! Today we'll show you exactly how to grow watercress, care for it, and harvest it with our easy to follow step-by-step gardening guide! Watercress, or yellowcress, Nasturtium officinale, is essentially an aquatic perennial that grows very fast
Phytome. (n.d.). Melissa officinalis. Retrieved from: Botanical Name: Melissa officinalis Common name: Lemon balm Family: Lameaceae (Hoffmann, 2003, p. 567) Parts used: Aerial Parts (Hoffmann, 2003…
A free companion planting guide to 67 plants, herbs and trees + companion panting chart.
Ice Cream is one of my all time favorite foods and as i've said in previous posts. Its so easy to make, and just tastes so frickin delicious! A bit of the right ingredients and a little bit of freezing time and you get what may be the best tasting raw ice cream you've ever had without the cost of the store brands (if you can even be lucky enough to find a good store brand). One of my favorite flavors when I used to eat crap used to be a chocolate,peanut butter, banana combination known as "Chunky Monkey". It was delicious and absolutley one of the best flavors out there (right next to ones with oreos or cookie dough). So I figured with some of my organic bananas going bad on the shelf and some raw cacao in the cabinet calling my name, why not remake an old favorite of mine? "Chunky Monkey" Ice Cream (banana,chocolate, walnut) Serves 4 Ingredients: 1/2c Cashews 2 medium sized Bananas 2 Medjool Dates (pitted) 1 c Water 1 1/2 c. Cacao Nibs 1 c. Walnuts 2 tbsp. Raw Honey 1 tbsp Himalayan Sea Salt Method: -Soak your cashews and dates in the water for about about an hour, or until softened. -Grind up 1/2 c. of the cacao nibs until it is almost powder. -Blend all except for the remaining cacao nibs and your walnuts of the ingredients into your blender or food processor (including the water). Make sure to blend until smooth and creamy. -Pour into your ice cream maker and follow the instructions for your make and model. Now if you do not own an ice cream maker, then place the mixture into the freezer for about 2 hours. Then stir everything and place it into your refrigerator for about 1 hour. -About 5 minutes before the ice cream is done in your maker (about an hour before done if useing the freezer), add in your remaining ingredients. This is one of the few recipes my non-raw family really liked, and I absolutley loved it! It Was smooth with a crunch, and tasted pretty close to the real thing! The only criticism I got was from my mom, who thought the extra cacao nibs were a bit much, but it was one of my favorite parts. If you don't like it, try them just as a garnish. They make it look pretty too! What is your favorite ice cream flavor? -Andrew Morrison-
Growing asparagus (Asparagus officinalis) requires patience but boy, is the payoff worth it. Although it takes up to three years to really get going, this perennial plant will produce a bountiful harvest year after year for up to 30 years.
FUHEM, en colaboración con Garúa y con Virginia Pedrero, y la financiación de la Fundación Carasso, ha editado una colección de seis carteles sobre agroecología pensados para público escolar. Todos ellos están disponibles para su uso por otras entidades. Además también acaba de eleborar un folleto que explica el proyecto “Alimentando otros modelos”. Aquí está: folleto ¡Qué los disfrutéis!
Learn how to clone your aloe vera using leaves or offsetsGrowing Aloe Vera is easy. Planting it is a little trickier. Unlike other succulents and cacti, it is difficult to grow Aloe Vera from just a leaf. The chances of the leaf actually...
Governo federal lança programa de incentivo à agroecologia e produção orgânica de alimentos, mas movimentos sociais reclamam de falta de verbas e da captura do orçamento pelo agronegócio.
Movimento Urbano de Agroecologia (MUDA SP) realiza ação na Feira de Produtos Orgânicos do Shopping Villa-Lobos.
Culinary herbs & spices stock art illustrations: basil, rosemary, nutmeg, turmeric, cacao, ginger, lemongrass, capers, cloves, cinnamon, parsley & oregano,
Potgrond of tuinaarde: at zijn de verschillen?Voor elke tuinliefhebber is het kiezen van de juiste bodem een essentiële stap naar een bloeiende tuin. Maar wanneer gebruik je potgrond, en wanneer is tuinaarde de betere keuze? Hoewel ze vaak door elkaar word
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Learn how to grow Iceland Poppies, Shirley Poppies, Breadseed Poppies and California poppies in this complete poppy primer from Floret.
Glass Gem corn, rainbow-colored corn, became an Internet sensation in 2012 and is now sold by Native Seeds/SEARCH based in Arizona.
While some plants may be aesthetically pleasing, it is important to consider their impact on one’s health before bringing them into your home
In this article we will understand why wood is important in our life even if we often do not notice it. It was fundamental for the development of our civilization and it is still
Even if you don't have space, you can grow parsley (year round) in pots. It's easy if you know how to care for it.
